Showing posts with label Quinnipiac University. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quinnipiac University. Show all posts
Friday, March 27, 2015
QU vs. UND, Lines
As you can see, Quinnipiac Bobcats forward Sam Anas is playing. I would imagine that the UND players will hit him any chance they get. Just like last Saturday, Wade Murphy is back in. Last weekend, I thought he played pretty good. Only problem he hasn't scored a goal in two seasons of hockey.
Sunday, October 20, 2013
College Hockey Sunday Evening Links
For those keeping track
at home, there were two NCHC series this weekend, and both of these series
ended in a series split. I believe it’s a preview of things to come. This
league is going to be a head knocker, and there will be no easy wins in the
NCHC. Every game is going to be a war. A team can’t take a night off and expect
to win the league championship. I know it sounds cliché, but it’s the truth.
Tigers pay tribute to late @ColoradoCollege hockey teammate Scott Winkler http://t.co/GHiZiZ4vpE #cctigers @TheNCHC
— The Gazette (@csgazette) October 20, 2013
NCHC Weekend Recap - http://t.co/tInSHckap8 #NCHChockey
— Matt Christians (@Matt_Christians) October 20, 2013
For all those asking there will not be a BMT season 6. After 4.5 great seasons we have decided to retire the show. #BMTtalk
— Brad Miller Time (@BMTUND) October 21, 2013
No. 1 Miami bounces back to get series split against UND http://t.co/AOqyO5Rj44
— Schlossman (@SchlossmanGF) October 20, 2013
Postgame comments from Stephane Pattyn, Colten St. Clair and ... http://t.co/jcVDP2ostF
— North Dakota MHockey (@UNDMHockey) October 20, 2013
Related articles
- NCHC Hockey: UND's beats Miami in Inaugural Game (thehockeywriters.com)
- Clash of the Titans: Miami Plays North Dakota for Weekend Set (thehockeywriters.com)
- NCHC Hockey: UND Hockey Players Love Shootout Option (thehockeywriters.com)
- NCHC Hockey: 10 Must Follow Twitter Accounts (thehockeywriters.com)
Saturday, April 13, 2013
Charles Orzetti makes it 2-0 for Yale against Quinnipiac
Yale Bulldog freshman forward Charles Orzetti makes it 2-0 for the Yale Bulldogs against the Quinnipiac Bobcats. Talk about going hard to the net and picking up the change. For the record, Orzetti is 6'4" 215.
This Yale team should also serve as a lesson to every hockey player/team in the world: go to the net and good things happen. Get dirty.
— Mike McMahon (@MikeMcMahonCHN) April 14, 2013
Clinton Bourbonais goal for Yale against Quinnipiac
Finally a goal, in the championship game of the 2013 Frozen Four as Yale's Clinton Bourbonais scores a goal for Yale against Quinnipiac. I am sure that Quinnipiac Bobcat goalie Eric Hartzell would like to have that one back.
After further review: The ECAC doesn't really equate to the EZAC after at all
ECAC Hockey logo (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
So what?
What else are we going to do today? It’s not like it’s nice outside.
What else are we going to do today? It’s not like it’s nice outside.
That’s not saying that the hockey hasn’t been good this
year, because it has. There are just no traditional matchups between historical
powers like Michigan vs. Minnesota or North Dakota versus Boston College.
Does it really matter? Nope!
Tonight, a couple of brainiac schools from Connecticut, that are about 8 miles apart, according to USCHO’s Brian Sullivan, are going to show
case their conferences skills, in "pinnacle"
of college hockey’s season.
For the First time in 23 years, a school from the ECAC is
going to win the national championship in division I college hockey.
Wait, what?
So in case you’re confused, two teams from the ECAC will take
center stage tonight, one of them are going to be National Champions.
In the final game of the 2012-13 NCAA Division I College Hockey
season, Yale takes on Quinnipiac University to determine who the best team is for the
2012-13 season. They've earned, and I must offer my congratulations.
While their playing hockey the naysayers will be eating some
crow. I will take Caribbean Jerk on my crow.
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